The Extra Lovely (un)intelligible Totally Elitist thread

neosi

Morning All

Good news about Alfie :T

Cold here but lovley and sunny, litter duty today

izzy65

Thanks Patty, think you should start a book "101 things to do with a baby wipe" :rotfl:

Going to phone vodafone now, may be gone a while:mad:

jamsponge

Morning all:A

Just thought I would quickly pop in and have a catch up.:D

PixiePieface wrote: »

Fantastic advice VT - my son gets round the tv licence and he's in halls, I'll find out how

My DD has never had time to watch tv lol but she has said everyone watches on their laptops. HTH.

jamsponge

izzy65 wrote: »

Thanks Patty, think you should start a book "101 things to do with a baby wipe" :rotfl:

Cleaning dog paws, mouth and eyes.
Cleaning leather sofas.
Cleaning shoes.
spills on tiled floors.

madmuppet5

PixiePieface wrote: »

Fantastic advice VT - my son gets round the tv licence and he's in halls, I'll find out how

Watch everything on BBCiplayer etc. As long as you are not watching or have recorded anything that is being transmitted live you do not need a TV license. TV license inspectors cannot enter your property/ dwelling without your permission either. The TV license detector van/ hand-held device is a load of old doo-daa to get you to stump up your £145.50 :cool:

LaaCaz

Oh! I forgot! For anyone that wants to dispute the N/A on coke zero as part of an avm shop:-

Call_of_Trouty

:eek::eek::eek::eek:

http://news.sky.com/story/1048633/asteroid-to-pass-earth-in-record-near-miss

artypaws

Good morning all - looks lovely outside at the moment and I am just waiting for a package to be delivered then I am off out to walk the woofa

artha wrote: »

What time were you there? I was there for the final reductions at about 7:30. Hadn't gone specifically for them but couldn't resist

You might have seen quite a lot of meat on the top shelf late on but that is first stage reductions of the next days batch that gets added to the following day but theres sometimes a knack to getting some from there reduced to 90% off;) Won't go into that on here;)

Edit. Do you mean Real Food mags or the others? Not seen a Real Foods mag but the others have been and gone I think

OMG then I would most likely have walked past you! There was a lady telling people going past that they had taken the fruit out back. I think I meant the real food mags though I don't think I have picked up any T mags since the one with money off dairy and finest !

aau1 wrote: »

Evening all :wave:

Look what I found today :j:j

I know I'm late to the party but better late than never

Better late than never as they say :j:j:j


Snap-ant - hope all goes well today and good to hear that Alfie had a good night

Have a great day all

couponqueen123

madmuppet5 wrote: »

Watch everything on BBCiplayer etc. As long as you are not watching or have recorded anything that is being transmitted live you do not need a TV license. TV license inspectors cannot enter your property/ dwelling without your permission either. The TV license detector van/ hand-held device is a load of old doo-daa to get you to stump up your £145.50 :cool:

im not saying yr wrong but i im sure its not as plain cut as you put it

http://iplayerhelp.external.bbc.co.uk/help/playing_tv_progs/tvlicence

read this might help

i think tv licence is rubbish and the bbc shuld be opened up to tender/adverts so we the public dnt pay

savvy_sal

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Does anyone else call a clothes airer a clothes horse?:)

Yes. I think it must be a bit old fashioned